The Faculty of the History and Philosophy of Medicine and Pharmacy organise a series of Eponymous Lectures which is held each year at Apothecaries’ Hall. These high-profile events are open…
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On June 30, 1966, 22 journalists representing freelance interests and nine different publications formed a committee to discuss forming a professional association for medical journalism and medical journalists. The rest…
Do you get in a pickle with p values, or struggle to find you way around a forest plot? The MJA Guide to Clinical Trials, written by John Illman is just…
Blogging on the MJA website provides a great facility to share information with other members, ask advice, promote your expertise, raise awareness of a pet cause or simply start a…
Entries are now being accepted for the Science Journalism Awards organised by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and supported by the Kavli Foundation. Organisers say the competition is now…
The Directory of Open Access Books is a useful resources which provides free access to a huge number of academic books. It was set up by the OAPEN Foundation — an international…
The Cancer World Journalism Award recognises journalism which changes the way we think about cancer. There are four awards categories and the winner in each one receives a prize of €1,500 and the overall…
There are a number of benefits to having your own website. Here, Tomek Wojcik, the MD of Sumobaby Digital, explains how to get started. Not only does an online presence mean…
Cancer World, the magazine of the European Society of Oncology has published a useful guide for journalists writing about cancer. The Guide is aimed at busy journalists who want to…
‘‘The Future of Medicine’ media event hosted by Medtronic for members of the MJA and Guild of Health Writers showcased the latest in medical technology. The briefing, at the Royal College of…
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